YourBestWriter:
it is 9 years now and counting for me. Finished service in 2015. I stay with my parents in the village now, and I have been their burden for years. Everything just stood still after service year, and the worst was I was unable to save.

Even my hands are tied with no money in my account. I tried to carry block in a block industry, but each labourer together agreed to refuse me that opportunity because they say that I am ajebo, and I don't belong to block industries. I don't know how they find out that I am a book person even though I tried so hard to hide it.

Sometimes I pray for a quick painless death, but everyday God kept providing food for me to eat like as if he doesn't want me to die. But i kept on arguing with him till this day in my prayers. I beg him to take my wretched life painlessly, but it is as if he's enjoying my pains.

tonyson010:
it is well. no longer new to political promise.

Regex:


If she celebrated her mother on mother's day I would be more empathetic.

krownie:

Cheers to all the mums in the world

begoniaa:


Kikikiki. I hope you posted this wearing your armor and amulets, though.

Regex:


It never was.

Regex:


She doesn't. If she does, then she'd be better off being a man.

Regex:


That their father didn't shoulder nothing and left everything for their mum does not mean every father in the world is same.

If they celebrate their mum on fathers day, should they celebrate her on mother's day?

Regex:


But they can never be our father. There's this void they can't fill. As much as I wish my mum could, but she can't because, she's a woman and a mother.